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Project Title
FACT (Future Atomic Clock Technology)
Internal ID
21649
Principal Investigator
Schilt, Stephane  
Südmeyer, Thomas  
Status
Completed
Start Date
October 1, 2013
End Date
September 30, 2017
Organisations
Institut de physique  
Identifiants
https://libra.unine.ch/handle/20.500.14713/2504
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https://libra.unine.ch/handle/123456789/1616
Keywords
Horloges atomiques optiques Lasers stabilisés Peignes de fréquence optiques
Description
FACT focuses on a substantial increase in the technological readiness level of the emerging optical clocks and frequency standards. While currently driven by the drive towards space, the ultimate aim of this International Trainning Network (ITN) is to arrive at the point where commercial development activities can take over, building also on the human resource of experts trained along the way. To achieve this aim a range of robust technologies will be developed, covering all aspects of an optical clock instrument. Intense preparatory discussions with our commercial partners ensure that FACT is guided by the needs of industry and their strong involvement in all aspects of the project ensures that this will remain the key driving factor.
The project scientific and technical objectives will be delivered through 4 work packages (WP1 – Atomic References, WP2 – Ultra Stable Laser Technology, WP3 – Frequency Conversion and Distribution Technology, WP4 – Commercial System Concepts), reflecting the key technology areas to be advanced.
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